Ganders and Reagan Battle to Scoreless Scrimmage
Baytown opens 1963 football with a rain interrupted scrimmage as the Ganders host Spring Branch Reagan, noting Baytown’s offense and defense show promising depth but with several stunts to iron out. Quarterback play from Lockhart and Sooy highlighted mixed success while receiver coverage and fumbles kept both squads hunting for consistency.
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Roland Kudla
de Teagan
Mera
Treuhardt
Baytown
Rea
Reagan
Olivel
Olgan
Gary Lockhart
Bay J Onty
Kudla
Real
Town
Sooy
Kelly Olive
Pete Stills
Linelean
Bulldogs
Tom Good
Lockhart
Gan
Land
Randy Calhoun
George Rincon
Buddy Moore
David Mangum
Lee Cashat
Rincon
Colts Close Road Trip After 2-1 Cubs Win
The Houston Colts finish their road trip after winning two of three from the Chicago Cubs. Ken Johnson earned his eighth win, Hal Woodeshick closed out the ninth, and Larry Jackson took the loss as Johnson and the Colts stranded Cubs runners in the late inning rally.
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Houston Colts
Chicago Cubs
Colts
Cubs
Ken Johnson
Larry Jackson
Hal Woodeshick
Cub
Johnson
Chicago
Bob Kennedy
Woodeshirk
Bob Bruce
Ron Santo
Kennedy
Bruce
Ynan Andre Rogers
Billy Williams
Santo
Williams
Ellis Burton
Rogers
Ken Hubbs
Hal Smith
Ernie Fazio
John Boccabello
Jackson
Pete Runnels
Jim Wynn
Dallas Green
Don Demeter
Phillies
Christopher
Mets
Joe Nuxhall
Jay Hook
Hon Hunt
Vada Pinson
Gene Freese
Reds
Jim #Wynn
Kilgore and Stone Leave Hospitals After Injury
Kilgore and John Stone, the two boys hurt Friday night in the Crosby Berbers Hill game, have been discharged from hospitals after exams. Kilgore suffered a knee bruise, might return in a week or two, and showed good response to treatment. Stone left a Bay town hospital with a clean bill of health. film review suggested whiplash or similar neck injury.
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John Stone
Kilgore
Kilware
Dayton
Kilgora
Stone
Baytown
Packers beat Washington 28 17 in fifth exhibition win
The Green Bay Packers defeated Washington 28 17 for their fifth straight exhibition victory in Cedar Rapids. The club holds the best preseason record 5 0 and has allowed 38 points, while ranking second in scoring with 136. Attendees reached 15 462 as cold Canton Hall of Fame events hinted at wintry weather.
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Associated Press
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Cleveland
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Ohio
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Las Vegas
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Washington
Cedar Rapids
Oilers stumble as Raiders upset season opener 24 13
Houston wears a new look but cannot match Oakland in the AFL debut. Penalties, dropped passes and four Houston fumbles shaped a 24 13 loss. Tom Flores led Oakland after halftime with key strikes to Bo Roberson and Art Powell setting up scores.
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Associated Press
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Dallas Texans
Len Dawson
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Tom Flores
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Paul Uowe
San Diego ‘Chargers
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New York Jets
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Dave Grayson
Sherrill Hendrick
Flores
Cotton Davidson
Raiders
Floresty Powell
Oakland
Houston Oilers
Dallas
New York
Art Powell
Oilers Halted by Raiders in Muddy Showdown
Despite two field goals by Blanda and a late rally led by Lee, the Oilers fell 24 6 as Oakland intercepted three passes in the second quarter and stifled Houston’s offense throughout. Willard Denveall fumbled on the 13 midway, and Al Jamison judged the mud a tough night for his team from the press box.
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Sports Illustrated
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Oiler Broadcasting
Only Four Teams Open As 4 A Schoolboys Open Campaign
The Associated Press reports Texas high school football kicks off with 76 games across classes AAAA and below. San Angelo faces Borger in a marquee AAAA clash while defending AAAA champion Brackenridge sits idle until Sept 20. Across the state, interclass matchups and district tests line the opening week with notable games including Corpus Christi Ray at Houston Reagan and Dallas Samuels at Longview.
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Borger
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Nicklaus Upsets Palmer In Golf World Series
Jack Nicklaus wins the $50,000 top prize at the World Series of Golf in Akron Ohio defeating Arnold Palmer who falls behind after a bad hole. Julius Boros finishes a stroke back for second with Bob Charles and Palmer earns $5,000 and points toward future events.
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Froehling Adds Strength To U.S. Davis Cup Team
Frank Froehling, unseeded and overlooked by selectors, earned bench strength for the United States Davis Cup plans after reaching the National tennis championships final. He lost to Rafael Osuna of Mexico 75 61 62. Maria Bueno of Brazil upset Margaret Smith of Australia 73 64 in the women's final, rallying from 14 down in the second set.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
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N.Y
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Mexico
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Brazil
Margaret Smith
Coast League Scores and Texas League Final Day Results
The record lists scattered baseball results across leagues with a Portland victory over Spokane and San Diego, plus Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma City outcomes. It also notes Albuquerque, El Paso, Amarillo, San Antonio, and Austin results in final day play, reflecting a spread of minor and major league notes.
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Smoky Burgess
Willie Stargell
Bill Virdon
Roberto Clemente
Burgess
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Mazzinghi Stops Dupas For Title
MILAN Italy AP Sandre Mazzinghi dethroned veteran Ralph Dupas to win the world junior middleweight title by stopping Dupas in the ninth round. Mazzinghi floored Dupas with a right in the final round as the referee halted the fight after Dupas failed to beat the count. Dupas protested, while Mazzinghi offered little comment about a possible rematch amid heated crowd reaction.
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Downing lifts Yankees as magic number falls to four
Al Downing earned his 12th win of the year to move the Yankees within four of clinching the pennant amid a 5-3 victory over the Detroit Tigers. Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris hit homers while New York swept the three-game set. The White Sox rallied to take both ends of a doubleheader from Minnesota, narrowing the gap behind the Yankees.
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Associated Press
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Roger Maris
Charley Maxwell
Barker
Felix Mantilla
Sox
John Orsine
Orioles
Jack Kralick
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Bobby del Greco
Athletics
Orlando Pena
Pena
John Wyatt
Texas League Playoffs Set After Regular Season Finish
The Texas League ends its regular season with San Antonio as pennant winner and four teams advancing to the playoffs beginning Tuesday. El Paso faces San Antonio, Tulsa plays Austin, with theters Tulsa and El Paso to finish the best of five before the league title round. San Antonio’s Cliff Davis earned his 13th win, while Tulsa set an attendance record as Joe Patterson tied season marks with 53 stolen bases.
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Austin
Bullets
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el Paso
Albuquerque
Tulsa
Cliff Davis
Jim Little
Joe Patterson
Exacan
Booster Club Opens Season At 7 30 P M
The Gander Booster Club launches its 193 season at 7 20 p m Monday in the Robert E Lee High School cafeteria. Interested in Ganders or high school football invited. James Slick Ellis and Tom Parkinson note the club formed in 1960 to report on REL games for fans unable to attend the noon Touchdown Club. A coach reviews last game film and previews the next foe. Baytown starts 1963 season at home Friday versus Spring Branch.
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Robert E. Lee
Ganders
James (Slick) Ellis
Tom Parkinson
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